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In this episode, Resounds host Corby Skinner talks with Chris Warren about his book Ernest Hemingway in the Yellowstone High Country.

Juliano’s Restaurant is located in the hospital corridor, tucked into a tiny neighborhood at the northern edge of downtown. Since 1995, Executive Chef Carl Kurokawa has served up fusion food combining his Hawaiian roots with European culinary training. Housed in the former stable building of the historic Austin North house, better known as “The Castle”, the intimate 40-seat restaurant has an outdoor eating area popular for summer dining and now, ideal for social distancing during this COVID-19 challenge.

Petroleum County is the smallest county in Montana in terms of population, with less than 500 people. But they have an extremely active group called ACES (Agricultural Community Enhancement and Sustainability) that is working hard to make Winnett a place where people want to stay and thrive.

On the next episode of Field Days, Mickey Steward of Seacross Ranch in Lodge Grass strings electric fence to move the heifers to fresh grass.

Jamie Ford is the great-grandson of Nevada mining pioneer, Min Chung, who emigrated from Hoiping, China to San Francisco in 1865, where he adopted the western name “Ford,” consequently confusing countless generations.

Golden Valley County is one of the smallest counties in Montana, with less than 1000 people. Ryegate and Lavina, the two towns that populate this county, both boast around 200 people, and were hit hard when the local railroad closed. So, they rely almost exclusively on agriculture for survival.

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Born and raised in North Dakota, Taylor Brorby is the author of Boys and Oil: Growing up gay in a fractured land.

On this episode of Field Days, Mickey Steward of Seacross Ranch in Lodge Grass makes lunch for the neighbors who turned out to help gather calves for vaccination.